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Box Office Mojo(boxofficemojo.com)
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This is Cambridge [2008](cs.kent.ac.uk)
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by itsspring 6y ago
Can't see your page without logging into Medium. Perhaps you can just host your blog on S3?
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The Graphic Design of North Korea(ceros.com)
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Good Web Design(goodweb.design)
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Startup Metrics for Pirates: Aarrr – Dave McClure(youtube.com)
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Deflamel: AI Wizard to generate book cover designs(deflamel.com)
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Plain Old Documentation in 5 minutes(juerd.nl)
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by itsspring 6y ago
I've never seen that degree program. Where is it offered?
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by itsspring 6y ago
Ya, I'm really confused. Does the poster want a $75 laptop? That's called a smartphone, and last I looked the operating system and specs are pretty terrible.
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by itsspring 6y ago
Well, it's kind of obvious Google tracks you, and your previous searches, and uses that data to personify your next result. DDG doesn't track you. https://techcrunch.com/2018/12/04/google-incognito-s
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There's something about CS(cs.kent.ac.uk)
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Renault, Nissan Abandon Race for Growth to Focus on Costs(bloomberg.com)
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by itsspring 6y ago
If I recall, there is a distinction. I believe aborted is a reserved term for mechanical or technical issues within last-minute launch sequence, while scrubbed is for unrelated issues (ie, weather). The SpaceX spokesperson even accidentally
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by itsspring 6y ago
They finally announced it publicly: https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1265739654810091520
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Tell HN: SpaceX Launch Scrubbed for Weather. Delayed for 3 days
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by itsspring 6y ago
Why is this article talking about hypervisor lockin? That's not a relevant topic for CIOs. That's abstracted from your use of a cloud service
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Unsafe Harbors: Data Protection Strikes Back (2016) [pdf](dataskydd.net)
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Akin's Laws of Spacecraft Design(spacecraft.ssl.umd.edu)
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by itsspring 6y ago
> your employer should expense that, ideally it shouldn't impact you financially. You're really limiting your userbase (customer pool) here by expecting only enterprise users. Many people here are freelance designers, students
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Security Lessons from Hacker-Themed Board Games(know.bishopfox.com)
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How to Read a Book, v5.0 [pdf](pne.people.si.umich.edu)
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Homemade Homopolar Engine(twitter.com)
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What Colin Harmon Knows About Running Coffee Shops(sprudge.com)
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by itsspring 6y ago
I was about to spend $25 for a one-time/lifetime license, until I read your license. No commercial or professional use? I'm not paying $50/yr for that sorry. A yearly fee for this is unrealistic and is way more expensive than
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How G Suite Is Weaponized by Hackers (2019)(avanan.com)
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The Rise and Fall of American Growth(press.princeton.edu)
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by itsspring 6y ago
Then I think you would agree:Don’t trust Google to keep the prices low. Or any cloud SaaS company that has raised prices
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Why Gary Vaynerchuk Is Flat Out Wrong (on hard work)(inc.com)
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How to Share a Secret – Shamir(cs.tau.ac.il)
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